Learning Difficulties

Research shows that as many as 9% of the population in Ireland may have a Specific Learning Difficulty (SPLD). Many people are diagnosed as having Dyslexia, which impacts on one or more of the basic processes involved in using or understanding written or spoken language.

In fact there is much overlap between the different SPLDs, leading to people having trouble finding the right words to express their ideas and experiencing difficulties in understanding other people's use of language. They may affect a person's ability to interact socially and to understand other people's feelings and emotions. SPLD's can also impact on a person's motor skills and can cause difficulty in undertaking many normal everyday tasks, to varying degrees.

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Links and Resources

  • ncteLearning Difficulties
    This sheet provides information for students with learning difficulties including students receiving Learning Support as well as those with specific learning disabilities such as dyslexia... more »
  • RehabThe National Learning Network Assessment Service
    The National Learning Network Assessment Service was established in 2003 as a result of a unique partnership between National Learning Network, the Dyscovery... more »
  • UCDUCD - Disability Support Service
    he Disability Support Services offers a range of learning support to students registered with the Service. The aim is to help students develop the skills... more »
  • Trinity CollegeLearning Support Service - TCD
    Our focus is on helping you to help yourself. We help you understand the nature of your learning difficulties and to identify your strengths and challenges. You will be able to talk about and work... more »
  • NCINational College of Ireland - Learning Support 
    Learning support at National College of Ireland is a fluid service, conceived to meet the individual needs of students while addressing key... more »
  • ITB   Institute of Technology Blanchardstown
    The Student Support Service provides a range of financial, academic and personal support for students attending the Institute of Technology Blanchardstown. The Student Support Office staff are available to meet with any student... more »

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